There were the obvious necessary questions involving my background in the workforce, but what I found nice, were questions about who I am as a person. Like, what I enjoy doing in my free time, hobbies, and things of that nature. It was an easy way to relate to the interviewer and to gain some comfort during a usually uncomfortable situation.
They ask several questions from your resume and don’t want to hear the answer.
Where did i graduated from
Make sure to discuss how PCR works.
Give me an example of a time.....
what is the most important thing you look for in a job
Corrective action activities for different situations to continually improve issues.
Describe a favorite project of yours?
how well do you work with others?
Would you consider yourself someone that asks for permission or forgiveness?
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